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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1969
Page
5
The commission postponed a decision on a proposed church area access and an assessment district. Finney backed the district, while church leaders requested more study time. Officials cited traffic analysis and staff recommendations as the basis for the continued review.
The Newark Recreation Department schedules a December 14 outing for first through third graders to view the Oakland Recreation Department’s Children’s Christmas Pageant at the Municipal Auditorium. Registration starts next Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Newark Community Center with a 2.25 admission and bus fee.
Union City officers Vernon Johnson and John Coady arrested Stanley Waldrop of Oakland after a traffic warrant check. They found marijuana under a visor and eight benzedrine pills in his possession during a search at Whipple Road and Ithaca Street. Waldrop was held for the armed services police for AWOL.
In Fremont last night Michael F. Griego 18 of Sacramento was booked on armed robbery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after deputies arrested him in Sacramento. Bail set at 5500. Victim David Cameron 29 reported a Nov 15 strong arm robbery at his home. The first youth James M. Smith 17 turned himself in Nov 17.
In Sukhumi court the leader of a teen gang was sentenced to death and other youths got long prison terms for attacking two elderly deaf mutes. The victims were beaten and robbed with one dying later. Prosecutors say the group planned the robbery to raise party funds.
Fashion Center officials announce Santa and his fans will be at Capwell's and the mall through the Christmas season. Children may visit Santa from 10 30 a m to 6 30 p m Monday through Saturday.
About 100 U S soldiers at the 71st Evacuation Hospital Pleiku staged a 24 hour anti war fast on Thanksgiving. They ate no meals and stayed on duty while others dined, with medics and young officers forming the core of the protest. They sent a petition to President Nixon urging an end to the war.
Mrs. Charles E. Planck of Fremont was elected to the board of directors of the Bay Area Funeral Society at its annual meeting in Berkeley on Nov. 21. Gordon B. Lindsey of Fremont Memorial Chapel serves as the cooperating funeral director. The Bay Area society, largest in the state, has about 21,000 member family units totaling around 30,000 individuals. The Plancks joined a Virginia funeral society before retiring to Fremont.
Fremont council members delay action on billboard restrictions citing public service uses such as directions and tourism. Mayor Block and others push for limits while noting eye pollution and conservation concerns. A Dec 15 joint meeting with recreation and human relations panels is planned to clarify commission roles amid resident federation concerns.
A Fremont woman found her home burgled with over $2,000 in rifles and musical instruments missing. Jeanette D. Silva, wife of a musician, reported items including a deer rifle a shotgun a tape player an electronic saxophone and a trumpet stolen after burglars entered through a bathroom window and fled via rear sliding doors. Police noted her husband is in Europe and she had been staying with relatives.
Fremont Oakland South Alameda County Chapter of the American Red Cross will host its annual Voices from Home program in Washington Township from November 3 to December 12. Families of service members may send free recorded tapes and schedule recording times at the Fremont Hub, Niles? Shopping Center, Union City Plaza, and Alec Shopping Center with hours listed and arrangements via the Red Cross office.
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